Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 32

EARING GRANTED | ON WHARE ISUE D. C. Commissioners Accede { - to Request of Board of f Trade Directors. A public hearing on the water- fror® question will be held in the near future, if the request of the board of directors of the Washing- * ton Board of Trade Is acted on by the Cominiseicners of the District of Columbia. " The 'request of the di- rectors was sent after the matter = [ i had been discussed at some length Yesterday afternoon at the first fall meeting _of the board. President Thomas Bradley presided. Previous to the meeting the Board of Trade had sent a letter to the Compmissioners asking for informa- tion on the closing of certain water- front privil im use for com- merci~ - : ‘Willing to Hold Hearing. The Cuin.assioners, in reply, stated reasons for the withholding of these privileges, but added that if the board of directors wanted a hearing on the subject it would be granted." The board, in the letter sent yester- day, declared that it did want a hear- ing, but wanted the hearing to be public, so that all persons interested in the situation would be able to state their views. Consideration was also given a let- ter from the Commissioners regard- ing the use of the public streets by venders, in which it was pointed out that controversy had arisen as to whether the venders were given too little or too much freedom of the streets. The matter was referred to the industrial Uiterests committee, William C. Johnson, chairman. New Members Enrolled. On recommendation of the mem- bership committes, two additional members were added to the rolls of the orzanization. . They are Will R. Swetnam and E. C. Baltz. Frank P. Leetch was appointed dele- gate to the fourteenth annual con- vention of the Atlantic Deeper Water- ways Association, to be held in Sa- vannah, Ga., November 15-18, by President Bradley,, who was also authorized to appoint delegates to the twenty-fourth annual convention of the American mining conference, to be held in Chicago October 17-22. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Columbian Women, George Wash- ington University, will meet at 4 o'clock in alumni room, law school building, 1435 K street. TONIGHT. The Southern Relief Society will University, will meet at 8:15 o'clock Mrs. William F. Dennis will preside. Faculty Club, George - Washington University, will meet at 8:15 o'clock in clubrooms,’ 719 2lst street. Prominent speakers. The Big Sisters will hold a benefit card party and entertalnment at § :'Clock at Carroll Hall, G street, near th. Winter and Purd} musical evangel- ists. will sing and preach at Second Baptist Church, 4th street and Vir- ginia avenue southeast. Birney. Community Center will open activities, with Garnet Wilkinson as speaker. Washington Chapter, St. Mary's Alumnae.” Alexandria, will meet at 1:30 o'clock, Catholic Community House, 601 E street. AlL gnduazu invited. Illustrated talk and open discussion at Woman’'s National Foundation, Dean estate. Subject. “Universal Language.” Public invited to sug- gest language. Gen. Nelson A. Mlles Camp, No. 1, T. 8. W. ill meet at 8 o’clock in Perpetual building, 11th and E streets. Columbia Heights Citizens' Associa- tion will meet at St. Stephen’s Hall, 3017 14th street, at 8 o'clock. Repre- sentative James A. Frear of Wiscon- sin will speak. Channing H. Toblll will speak of “Recent Observations in Central Eu- rope” at Phvilis Wheatley Y. W. C. A., 9th street and Rhode Island avenue. .. Members of Acacia, college frater- nity of Freemasons, will give a ban- quet at the Ebbitt Hotel. bur éléaning ‘ Department ASK HIM? UP% SUPPOSIN' THE EVENING STAR;.- WASHINGTON, D; C, TfiESDAY, OCTOBER 4,.1921. UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Now Knows Silence Is Golden. WIS BUSINESS DEPRESSIoN TERRIGLE! s e EXPENSES SOMETHING S GOT To WHY DONT ouR You cuT ARE ENORMOUS! | | ExpENSES? BE DONE! TOURE & CARRYIN' A BIG PAY RoLL HERE! —By POP MOMAND [ BEING AS YOURE ONE OF . OUR HIGHEST SALARIED MEN, ILL START \WTH YOU HM- NOT A BAD IDEA! THATS ONE WAY OUT! e —a | Tomorrow. - ——— ——— - Today has little sorrow, it is a good safe bet; but we believe tomorrow will show up better yet. And all through life we’re groping, with slow and heavy tread, still hoping, always hop- ing, for better thmgs ahead. And so our loads we’re bearing with patience, day by day; few pilgrims are despairing, _though weary be the way; for in us is implanted the faith in joy to come, in Eden lands enchanted, where birds are singing some. Without this faith we’d falter, and quit our useful chores, and you would need a halter to drag us from our doors. Ah, then no CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The dramatic section of the Amitie Club will give a playlet tomorrow evening at St. Pater's Hall southeast. Camp No. 1, P. O. A., will meet avenue. ment day e The Home Hyglene meet tomorrow at 8 pm., in Phylis | Wheatley Club, 9th street and Rhode Island avenue. The Oldest Inhab! morrow night at Ul f the Potomac, will meet Fri- Sening at Grand Army Hall. ts will meet to- n Engine House. There will be n mecting of the | Mount Rainier- Citizens’ Association tomorrow night at, the Town Hall, Mount Rainier. Flowers for October Weddings. Estimates furnished. Shaffer, 900 14th. —Advertisement. fine incentive this stale life would accord, no ‘spur to minds, inventive, for progress no re-j ward; then all our pep would vanish, and we would sink in sloth, and, growing also-rannish, all well balanced mortals have faith in bliss ahead, and so they dire and dread. What if today is tougher than punk days gone before? We haven’t long to suffer—tomorrow’s at the door. 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BURROWS Botiby Nelton & Co.. Milo?, Klfi'grg i Violin Soloist FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA In Solo and Ensemble Numbers “In Argentina,” Burt Shephard, Althoft Sisters, Lo Pin:ki’s animal Circus, Shubert Tapml‘nWeekly Bud Fisher Comedy and ! " FLORODORA [ wil o5 proPLE—MOSTLY GIRLS | | At thess sensiblo prices: Matineos. 26, 60c; Nites, 25c, 5)c. 7 Sunday and Holidays. Subn‘dx'ary Featuru T 7| MT. VERNON Alexandria & Atlington National Cemetery Btop over allowed at Alexandria on Vernon Tickets Cars Leave 12th St. and Pemnsylvania Ave, N.W. evory 5 and 35 minutes after, the bour. Running time, 50 minutes. Mg, Vernon open dxy, ‘sxtepting Sunday | | Round " Trip, 96c 30c RBound Trip to Arlington Cemetery Washington Virginia Railway Company $1, except Saturdsy, VN GAYETY ¢th St. Below F EVERY AFTERNOON Complete Returns of the World Series by Innings 5““&" GARRICK cec &' stlseny Nite 35e (o | n.'.o. -llE WIIDEII snow OF T”E UHIVE {3 No Interruption to the Performance : The Full Show of the Tvu: GREAT MAG!S!A_'! ! Flashlights l of 1922 | NEXB loxm! SEATS THURSDAY Rich “Shox‘ty" McAllister 0CK PEMBEETON Presents And ZONA GALE'S “MISS LULU BETT" Harry T. Shannon A Mustical Girlle Hit CARROLL McCOMAS And Original Cast and Production. TO MOUNT VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester LEAYES 7TH ST. wyu.u 0 A.M., 1.45 P.M. mmnmmummm‘mmm" HlPPODROME . Open ELITE T R “HIS OWN L. and Irving Sta, TOMORROW ¥ The public has been loud in its praise and testimony of the musi- cal and concert offerings present- ed in conjunction with the cinema attractions at Moore’s Rialto The- ater. They have established a stand- ard all of their own. Whether a String Quartet—a Duet—or Solo is announced, the public is assured of quality pre- sentation, and whether it be a song recital or instrumental num- ber, this institution has both the foresight and hindsight to insure its reputation by offering only artists that no other Photoplay Theater in Washington has equaled. Victor Herbert set our stand- ard. Professor Josef Kardos, celebrated Hungarian pianist, in concert with Miss Marjorie Moody, soloist with Sousa’s Band, augmented by the Famous Rialto Orchestra soloists, constitute the musical treat all this week. The artist (to appear in the near future) will be another gen- uine surprise. NO IMITATION WILL BE OFFERED—A REAL CON- CERT CELEBRITY WILL BE SEEN “AANDALL'S F at 101 McTRopoLiTAR THIS WEEK ONLY 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. ; DANGEROUS CURVE AHERD Rupert Hughes’ Best Comedy HAROLD LLOYD Ana MlLDRFn DAVIS in YOU ST. REPUBLIC & i America’s Finest Colored Theater :30 BM— List Day—11 PM. m Christy Cabanne’s “LI\E AND LET LIVE” Orchestra—Topics—Haliroom Boy Comedy - Pop. Mat. Thurs. T With the Crashing Aeroplane CATS THURS. The Vanderbilt Pr oducing Company Presents the New Musical Comedy ‘CHICKENS’ By the Authors of VANDERBILT THE RS - TONIGHT 8:20 —O V] H’l‘l, RE— “ORPHEUS" (Offenbach) Washington’s Finest Orchestra N. MIRSKEY, Conductor RLUDE— A Little Kisa” Quartet -TOPICS RANDALL’S 18th & Col. Rd. chxsnnocxsn —TODAY— Beginning n 6:30 P. M. PROF. A ANNA Q. 10th st. 3 11 p.m._Pri ssons by appointment. Phone North_67 tablished 1900. 9° NILSSON With Stellar Support in WHAT WOMEN WILL DO i Copedy. “TORCHY’S PTATION" MISS CHAPPELEAR Private lessons by appolncment North 519 1715 Connecticut At~ Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins (formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt) Will reopen their informal oclass dances Thursday evening, October 6,_in thoir new stu- dio, IM{ Connecticut ave. Franklin Class Instruction, 7:30 to §:00 General Dancing, 9:00 to 11:30. Want to Dancel You Can Lea RIGHIWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING 1218 New York Ave. N.W. Individual private lessons. not Jiave an appointment rica's foremost scade - to 10 p.m. Frank CATHERINE BALLE, Frank. 6506, e if you want to dance? Let that I can teach ¥ou the very wons by my method. Teacher call_and be convinced. Les. Reduced rates. Hours, 1 1 Daily—2:20-8:30 QUO VADIS World's Greatest Motion Picture BUY SEATS EARLY Mats.,. 30c-55¢; Nights, 30¢ to $1.00 STARTING SUNDAY SEATS THURSDAY JOHN CORT Offers a New Farce A Bachelor’s Right (By Arrangement With Alex. Aaronsohm BY WILSON COLLISON. Y B. F. KEITHS = <% o ’ Daily ;35 Sun 2:33 Hol'y 33 Merry Autumn Season Opening Irene Bordoni 7 veon In Their Broadway Success me convine: Intest in a few for each pupil any time. to 10 p.m. Maia 1329 M n.w.}ae The season’s new dnnn;l\—‘ll( s steps. ch you to dance correctly in w lessons, Bemetis Sprivate, Any hour. Separats studios: ! Normal course for teaching or expert dancing. s open Sat. eve.. Oct. 1, with orchestra. i GLADYSE WILBUR. 6 Dupont ecircle (Dupont Studio). Ph. Fr.1435-W. Ballroom and Stage Dancing. Children’s class opening Sat., Oct. 1. Washington Studio of Dance, 431 1ith n.w. Open 1:30-11:30. S lessons, $5 Yprl\'lle (lnd class). 25¢ & UP The Great Dancing Mo ., 8:30-11:30. piest orrln-ntrl in the eif George Macfarlane "7 000" Rekorigst Joiz ket n the ety Ladies, STOVEE'S, 618 2200—PRIVATE_ LESSONS' |orovEET, time, 75c. Course, six lessons, .60. Clase "Toes.. Fri. Fine, st ballroom. #‘ Al Budd, Venita Gould, The Flivertons, Date o Moriin, Else & Paulsen, Derkin’s Animals. Aesop's Fables, Ete.